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I got the EGO 56Volt about 2 months ago, so far loving it. Cuts everything my old gas trimmer did and I don't worry about gas getting old between seasons. I like it so much, I went back and got the EGO chainsaw and now thinking about the mower.

I don't know if the blanket has a label on it, bought it MANY years ago at a welding supply store. If it has a label, I will let you know. Yes, I have burned through the blanket, but only when doing torch cutting in the old days. I don't remember ever burning through the blanket since I have...

no, I just finished fabricating and welding in patch panels this past weekend. I have a little more body lead to do and then final prep for paint. It will be a while before I take the the hose to the garage. I actually don't expect the car to be finished for 5 or 6 more months, so you have to...

my first floor was down for 7 years and when I moved to this new garage, I took my Racedeck with me. The concrete under the tiles after 7 years looked like the day I laid the tiles down. There was no build up under the tiles.

don't have a snowmobile, so don't know. My Table saw is on casters, the small original casters left small dimples in the tiles tht went away next warm day, after a while I replaced the casters with larger diameter ones that were also a little wider, no issues since. My TIG front casters are 2...

I was going to do black pipe in the wall, but was afraid of developing leaks in the future. I ended up going with copper on the outside of the wall, does not look too bad and besides its a garage. I only went with copper because for me it is far easier to build a system with no leaks then black...

A little update...my poor Racedeck floor, is really taking a beating but in a few months I will hose it down and it will look brand new again. Except for the few tiles with holes, up to 3 tiles now that I welded holes into. Body lead does no harm at all to the tiles, it just falls on the tile...

I had no idea they are designed for such low water pressure but it makes sense. I tried putting some pipe dope on the threads and they sure went good and tight really easily, but it still leaked even though with the dope I felt I got it much tighter. I took it apart and tried cleaning up a few...

I am building out my airline setup in the garage and because my garage is really 2 garages (2 440sq. ft. garages separated by a half wall), I ended up wanting to be able to remove a section and put some unions in so I could easily remove or modify sections in the future. I used a total of 4...

it gets the RaceDeck really hot a few feet in front of the heater but I had no issues with it, it didn't melt them but I kept a close eye on the tiles checking the tiles often. I only had to run my heater about 2 weeks until my HotDawg was up and running, but no damage to the tiles. The...

I have to Sonos Play:5's in my garage and love them. I am actually considering getting rid of my 5:1 system in the house and getting Sonos soundbar, sub, play1's (for the rear speakers). But we wired the house for speakers only 6 years ago when we remodeled the front part of the house and I...

go cheap elsewhere...there are lots of places where you can go cheap like the kitchen, never go cheap in the garage. Seriously, $2k has to be a minor part of that houses cost and insulating the garage will make it so much nicer to work in and cheaper to keep cool once you install a mini-split...

I would find a joist and make sure at least 2 bolts go into that, even if it meant drilling new holes in the safe. Generally on a gun safe the drywall floor just lifts up and 2 new holes would not be seen. Then screws or toggle in the other 2 holes. Then, sorry to say it, at least one lag...

when I built my garage, I went crazy and built a nice one. I was told by more than one friend I was stupid because there was no way I would get my money back out of it. They are right of course, a nice garage add very little value to a property, because what some see as a nice garage others...

darn it, you could have told me that 15 years ago when I put down Racedeck...been working on it for 15+ years now This pic was last weekend, its primered now and I sprayed the primer in my garage with Racedeck on the floor. When I am done with this car, i will do like I did with other cars...

drive down to Santa Barbara and try it for yourself on my floor. OR call Racedeck and have a free sample sent to you !

I like it and already downloaded the sketchup file, thanks for that.

strong magnet on a stick you can thank me later, after you drop another screw...

take a look at what I posted earlier this week http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=359487 Although I would not do serious car work on Freeflow because of the stuff that can fall through, that is just my opinion. The tiles themselves will hold up just fine.

I have had Racedeck for near 15 years now and worked on many cars. I see people here asking if you can work on Racedeck, yes you can. For years, I posted this first picture showing my old garage, then I moved and took my Racedeck with me and now I am working on yet another project. The last...